Technology and Maritime Museum, Maritime and technology museum in Malmo, Sweden
Teknikens och sjöfartens hus is a Malmö Museer building opposite Malmöhus Castle, with reddish-brown brick walls, a taller block with vertical window bands and a lower wing with a row of small white-framed windows. Signs read "TEKNISKA MUSEET" and "TEKNIKENS OCH SJÖFARTENS HUS". Inside are machines and engines of many kinds, an experimentarium and displays on aviation history.
The building belongs to Malmö Museer and was formerly called Malmö tekniska museum. Its collections trace technical development through machines and engines of various kinds, the history of aviation, and an experimentarium. The submarine HMS U3, in service from 1943 to 1964, is displayed, and a red Saab 37 Viggen from the first division of the disbanded Skånska flygflottiljen made its last flight on 11 April 2000.
The museum is housed in Teknikens och sjöfartens hus, whose facade sign reads "TEKNIKENS OCH SJÖFARTENS HUS". Its submarine HMS U3 was in service from 1943 to 1964, and the U3 Veteranbesättning crew gives tours about life aboard. A red Saab 37 Viggen from the first division of the former Skånska flygflottiljen is displayed, its last flight on 11 April 2000.
The museum stands directly opposite Malmöhus Castle, beside a paved street, with the entrance under the long "TEKNIKENS OCH SJÖFARTENS HUS" sign. The museum tram line next to the building runs only in summer, so time a visit then if you want a ride. The submarine U3 can be seen on guided tours given by its veteran crew.
The submarine HMS U3 was in service from 1943 to 1964. Its veteran crew gives tours and tells visitors about life aboard. A red Saab 37 Viggen from the first division of the former Skånska flygflottiljen is also displayed; it made its last flight on 11 April 2000.
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